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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-01

Don't take that cocktail in the morning."
II YOU have q "swelled head,m nauseated st0-
mach, and unstrung nerves resulting from the
"convivial party last night" The sure and
srfs way, clear the cobwebs from the brain, re-
cover zest for food, and tone up the nervous
system ia TO use Dr. Pierce's pleasant Purga-
tive Pelets.r Sold by all druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-01

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
I'D ExECurED AT THE DISPATCH PRINT
ING-H0Vsx,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-01
MARRIAGES.

Tho only reliable cure for catarrh il DR.
Sncnls Catarrh kemedY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-01
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We beg leave to announce that In addition 20
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York. Boston, Baltimore, Philadelphia, ana
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Orders promptly Mled.
WE DRAW BILLS, In sums 20 suit. az lowest
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LETTERS. or CREDIT available In all parts Of
the world
"a eim WARkbN - QOAtA.fs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-01
A DESERVED PROMOTION.

The appointment of General'W. r.
Cox to be Minister to Turkey, which is
announced as quite certain, gives par
ticular pleasure. While he is not uni
versally popular as congressman he
is regarded as a fine type of man
honest, faithful, and attentive to his
duties. His selection gratifies every
body. General Cox is, by the way, a
bright and shining example of "luck. ="
lie is always lucky, always favored by
fortune, in peace as i'll war. and his life
has been veritable romance OF the
nineteenth century. He has in every
change of the wind of public opinion
been President Cleveland's staunchest
friend and supporter.
A SAVINGS BANK AT RALEIGH.
This city at last avails itself OF the
charter for savings bank granted
some time ago. The bank will in a
few weeks be in operation, and deserves
mention as being the first in the State,
There is considerable movement to-
ward these banks, and a special legisla-
tive committee has been raised TO pre-
pare q bill which shall look towards
their establishment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-01
COUNTY GOVERNMENT.

The bill to repeal the county-govern-
ment act comes up on its third reading
in the House this week. The re-
suit will be different if the Democrats
and Independents are in their seats.
On the second reading they we're alb
sent. The vote was 81 for to 80 against
the bill, and had the Chair ruled out
the vote Of Hussey, q negro, who, it Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-01
CHECKED, STRIPED, AND BARRED MUSLIyS
EVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY.

CHECKED MUsLIssS at SIC. worth i0c.:
CHECKED MUSLfNs ~ Si<c. worth isHc.:
CHECKED MUSLiNS a. l0c. worth IS.
CHECKED MUSLINSat IKE. worth N c.;
CHECKED MUSLINS A. 1870. worth o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-01

1t has been decided that the new rail
way to Carthage will leave the Raleigh
and Augusta Airline at Southern
Pines. As has been stated, work on
the line will begin very soon. 1t will
be quite a point for Southern Pines,
which is already becoming quite a
fiourishing little place, and bids fair to
be popular resort. A number of
northern people are 'now there, and
they give direct testimony Of the value
of the climate, &C., in cases of lung
trouble. Southern Pines now boasts of
two new hotels and a weekly paper, the
Pinc-Knot, perhaps as odd name IS
that borne by any journal in the coun-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-01

TIFUL TRICOTS, 30
I'D inches wide. In beautiful early spring
colorings-all wool and only 49,. yard.
HELD q co.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-23

Jack Whelan was taken before Magis,
trate Bennett this morning. and held in
bonds of $500 for breaking into freight
cars in the c., R. l. & P. yards
Jack Kennedy was arrested Saturday
night for his usual offense-d & d. He
was fined SO and costs by Magistrate
Bennett this morning.
The picnic at the island Yesterday was
not without frscas. A misunderstood,
ing gave rise to blows and little blood
spiling. but no arrests have yet been
made
The difficulty between Aid. Corken
and Fred Hiltinger was amicablv settled
this morning. Aid Corken. while still
maintaining that he had just and great
provocation for his conduct, nevertheless
! regrets that he so far forgot himself as
to do as he did. He acted in a
moment of passion, after the power OF
endurance had ceased to exert itself
| ZIP" Hardin, former citizen OF
| Rock Island, was arrested at the upper
| depot this morning on the ground Of
insanity. He has been for years an in
mate of the Independence. Iowa, asylum
being now a resident of Buchanan county
and had but recently been released
He was locked up in the county jail
awaiting investigation of his case
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-23

The Mary Morton will be up tonight.
The St Paul will go south this even
ing.
The funeral of the late Capt. James
Corbett of the steamer Sidney, occurred
at Dubuque today, and agent Lamont of
the Diamond 10 line in this city, attended
Capt. Corbett was thirty-six years of age
and leaves a wife and one child.
Last Saturday the Gardie Eastman and
the F C. A. Denkman engaged in a race
for eighty miles up stream-from
Brownsville to Reeds Landing The
steamers passed Lacrosse bow.and- bow,
great crowd on the levee cheering
them. The Eastman went into Reed S
Landing quarter of "a mile the winner.
The steamboatmen say that the great
est race on the upper river this season
occurred Thursday night between the
J K Graves, of the Matt Clark feet, and
the Kit Carson, of the Burlington Lum-
Der companys line. The distance was
$50 miles, and for more than 100 miles
the boats ran neck to neck, neither
gaming particle. Meantime their crews
were busy adjusting their cargoes togiv.
better balance, and the engines wer,
exerted to their utmost Between L,
Crosse and Lake Pepin the J. K. Crave
got the lead, but the Carson got eveI
with her in the lake, and the race wa
tie The Carson is regarded b,
rivermen as the fastest of the two boats
The Carson and the Graves began thei
race from Burlington, where they bot
tOwed RATS. but the Carson left fou
hours in advance There has Away
been strong rivalry between these boats
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-23

The loud changing of fire bells at 1:30
Sunday morning aroused many from a
sound sleep. and caused considerable ex-
element for awhile. There was no fire,
however. it beng false alarm, and I'M
doubtedly the work of some tipsy
individuals at the Wide Awake hose
house. A citizen on his way home about
one o'clock, while passing the house, was
told to go and burn barn down town,
so We can have a run" by party of
young men sitting in the doorway The
citizen had just retired when he heard
the alarm, and at once made up his mind
that the boys at the hose house had de
termined to have run anyway. This
reprehensible action should he investiga
ted by the chief OF the fire department
and the parties guilty of the offense not
only censured. tut fined for their dis
orderly conduct
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-23
BRIEFLETS.
.jckens at MAYS.

Spring chickens at Mays.
Memorial day one week from today.
Choice ice cream at Krell & Maths.
The rain last night was welcome Wis
itor.
Wanted-A shirt polisher at the Moline
Laundry.
Convincing logic-Prices quoted by
McCabr Bros.
krell & Maths pure ice cream is per
fectly delicious. Call in and try dish
The bargains offered at McCabe Bros
will keep the boom going.
Miss Nina Craybaum. of Havana,
ILL.,, is the guest of Miss Grace Dart.
House for rent at Sears. ILL., Inquire
at the toll gate.
Limited quantity of cartwheel shade
hats ~ cents this week at McCabes.
W. L. sedgwlck. Albany's good look -
ing druggist, spent Sunday in the city.
California pums. ten cents per pound.
at Weckers.
New curtain scrims 81, 7. 8. 10 and IA
cents this week at McCabe's.
Mrs. r. r Cable. of Chicago, is visit l.,
ing her parents in the city.
A choice Japan tea, three pounds fol-
81, at Weckels.
Another lot of those dress lawns q
cents per yard this week at McCabe's.
Choice Carolina rice, twenty pounds
for 81, at Weckel's
Messrs Elmer Abbott and Irving Burgl
came down from Cliuton yesterday on a
visit to relatives and friends
Willie Archer, lately bell,boy at the
Harper house, has taken position a,
''newsy' on the C., NJ & St p. road
Samuel W. Odell, Esq of Port Byron
has been admitted to practice before th,
appellate court of the state.
Ice cream in all the popular favor
made from pure cream, at Krell
Mathis.
Rev. !. ", Read aud wife leave 70
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-23

The Thirteenth Illinois infantry holds
its twenty>sixth annual reunion in Rock
Island tomorrow
A numb Der of the veterans are already
in the city, and more will be in tonight
and in the morning The meeting
promises to be one of the largest the
society has ever held Tomorrow's pro-
grsmme has been prepared. The society
is to meet at the Harper house at $50,
and march down Second avenue to
Seventeenth street, whence cars are to
be taken to the watch tower, where al
hour will be spent, and the veterans re-
turn to Rock Island for dinner. In the
afternoon the business session will be
held at the Sons of Veterans hall 10
the evening the banquet will he held at
Armory hall
The officers of the Thirteenth infantry
are:
President-Maj J M. Beardsley, Rock
Island
Recording Secretary-Martin Abels,
Springfield.
Corresponding Secretary-Dr s. c.
Plummer. Rock Island
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-23
MCLIN e.

The closing of stores and places of
business generally on Decoration day is
beng agitated, but they won't close, just
the same.
The famous Craig gate hinge is sold
bv 4 W Donahoo. This hinge is what
farmers and all who want a gate needs
A sample gate Can be seen at his feed
store, east side of Market square, Moline.
Jumbo, the photograph car, which has
been long enough on Commercial avenue
to be almost fixture is getting new
coat of paint preparatory to starting
again on the road 1t is being decorated
very nicely.
In September 1887 the late George
Brandenburg, of Dayton, Henry county,
was con- missioned postmaster of that
place the first postofiice created in the
county. The document is in the possess
sion OF his son, Frank, now a resident of
Chicago.
The library board met Saturday even
ing aud decided to open the public library
June 1, with Miss Kohler, an excellent
young lady, in charge. About $500
worth of books will be purchased at
once. The opening of the library will
he hailed with delight BY many people.
The waterworks sounded an alarm OF
fire in the First ward at II o'clock Sat
urday night. Fire bells were rung and
the hose companies started for the ward,
aud on getting there found the alarm was
false. Some scamp, who deserves to be
punished severely, thought he had played
a sharp trick.
| East Moline people are not satisfied
because the electric Ii, hts do not burn all
night. If this is the case no charges can
be collected for those lamps, for the con
tract specifies if lamp is out two hours
it is not to be paid for that night All
that is necessary is to no tify the COM
pany, and everything will be arranged
satisfactorily.
At about 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon
a horse came tearing uu Third avenue at,
tached to buggy, and was caught neal
Seventeenth street The rig belongs tt
| Max Roseustein, who was in compan )
with his father, who is over eighty years
old, taking a pleasure ride. when The
fore wheels of the buggy came off. aDd
Mr.. Rosenstein in taking care of hi.
father had to let the horse run. Neither
were hurt. nor was the horse or buggy
much injured.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-23

Minneapolis this evening. on weeks
visit
McCabe Bros. accepted an importers
offer to close a big lot of white wash
dress fabrics al half price. Now on sale,
your choice of lot IA cents per yard.
The c., r. |. & P. road offers tickets
to and from the Thirteenth infantry re
union in Rock Island. May "a at one and
one third fare for the round trip.
Justice Halves married Mr.. Ellsworth
Nutting. of this city, and Miss Orilla
Wagner, of Wilton, Iowa, Saturday even
ing.
The Indians are now in camp opposite
the skating rink, advertising Indian rem
edies. They will give free exhibitions
every evening, commencing at O'Clock
The Rock Island Turner society had
picnic on Offerman's island yesterday.
Exhibitions in acrobatic skill were given
during the day. and everything passed off
| pleasantly.
A pail of rOwdies loaded with Daven-
port anti prohibition bug juice, drove
over the bridge yesterday afternoon and
made things lively on Fifth avenue for a
short period of time.
John German, fireman for the good
Bliss on the c., NJ & St P road, is tak>
ing a lay off and John Condor is shovel
ing black diamonds into the 253 today
Condor served with Bliss for several
years.
| Csmped on the open ground near
Miller's livery stable are number of
tents occupied by Indians, who manu-
facture and sell e medicine every evening
If you want to see genuine Indian, call
and see them.
Fred Appelquists sample room has
lately passed through the artists ha nds,
the result of which is sky blue ceiling
and pink walls, set off with fine paper
border. The new paint makes the room
pleasant and attractive.
State Lecturer Patterson. of the
knights of Labor, delivered an Interests
ing open air lecture on the labor question
at the watch tower yesterday afternoon
There was quite An assembage of people
present.
way church tomorrow evening. The
young peoples association will furnish
the amusement, by rendering Princess
Puff in Boots" while the ladies will sup
ply the ice cream, cake, etc. A general
invitation to all is extended.
The arrangement for memorial ser
vices at the soldiers monument and city
cemeteries are in the hands of the GENE
lery committee of Buford Post, 243, G
A r. The committee is as follows
Comrades II. C, Connolly, w. H. Hatch
and J. NJ. Beerdsly II,
A new patent has just been issued tc
Mr. Fred Appelquist for melting glass
with gas This new process creates &
saving in full of nearly one half over al
other processes. Mr.. AppeIquist would
start factory here if he could CO nvert
his property into money.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-23

The prisoners confined in the county
Jail for trial at this term of the circuit
court, were arraigned before Judge Smith
this afternoon. They were George
Williamson, charged with grand larceny
"a gold watch; Geo Ward and Robert
West, burglary of the Cable mansion,
and West Rettig. charged with a beastIy
assault upon little Harry Leonard In'
dictments, list of jurors and witnesses
were furnished, and all entered pleas al
not guilty except Rettig, who peaC
guilty to assault. The statutes failing t,
provide directly for his case, Judge Smitt
fined him 500 and costs and sent him tC
Jail to work 1t out
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-23

The telegraph brings Intelligence OF
the division of the fourth Illinois revenue
district between the Springfield and
Peoria districts. doing away entirely with
the Quincy district. which includes Ru,k
Island. The change comes under q
general revision of revenue districts
made by the president in the interests OF
economy, it being thought that at least
Collector Kelly and perhaps some of his
assistants, which includes Deputies Henry
and Hucksta and Gau.er Burial, vii
close up their accounts with the govern
ment at the end of the present month
unless retained as special agents.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-23
INTERNAL REVENUE ECONOMY.
4 f4rge Number of Districts Abolished
and Consolidated,

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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-23

All societies and organizations Of every
nature in the city of Rock Island, are
cordially invited to join in memorial SER
vice under the auspices of John Buford
post, G. A. R.. Monday. May 80. A
meeting Of all committees and representa-
tves from outside societies will be held
at the post hail. Thursday evening at z!
O'Clock. May 90. to perfect arrangements
BY order, E. Fl, BUCK, Commander,
NJ T. STAFFORD, Adjutant.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-23

LONDON, May q -Four hundred members
OF the house of commons attended the jubilee
services Sunday at st. Margaret's church,
Westminster. The procession from the house
of parliament was headed by Speaker Peel,
Mr. Gladstone Mr.. W. H. Smith, Lord Hart
ington, and Mr.. Goschen, who occupied seats
of honor United States Minister Phelps stood
al the foot of the altar steps
The choral service was conducted
by the Archhishops of Canterbury and York,
the Dean of Westminster, and Canon Farrar,
and consisted of hymns specially composed for
the occasion The Bishop of Ripon preached
from the nth verse of the l31th psalm. He
giortied the epoch III which we hive, and
Ut gei the adoption of q medium view between
peSslmISIn and optimism
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-23

The Mississippi Valley Manufacturers
Mutual Insurance company has leased
the room in the rear of the Golden Eagle
clothing store. and propose making a
directors room out of it, The room
will be connected with the main
Office and Secretary Ferguson's
office by doors, which are now being cut
through. A cashiers desk is to be
erected in the main office. The new
room will also be convenient for meet
ings of the Business Mems association
and other societies
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-23

Many people refuse to take cod liver
This difficulty has been overcome in
SCOTS Emulsion of cod liver oil with
hypophosphites. Il being as palatable as
milk. and the most valuable remedy
known for the treatment of consumption,
scrofula and bronchitis. general Gebiity,
wasting diseases of children. chronic
coughs and colds, has caused physicians
in all parts of the world TO use it. Ply
sicians report our little patients take il
with pleasure. Try SCOTS Emulsion
and be convinced.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-23

Cedar Camp No. %, of Davenport, NJ
W. A, propose celebrating the Third
anniversary of its organization by 8
picnic at Schuetzen park. Davenport on
memorial day, ana the camps of Roch
Island, Moline and other neighborhood
towns have been invited to participate.
A pleasant time is promised.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-23

About two; hundred people attended
the horse matinee at the stock farm of r.
L. and w. ]. Bollman near Coal Valley,
Saturday afternoon. Mr. Bollman's Nc
Gregor stallion was much admired The
races were quite interesting. and Will
Glenn carried of the Donors with bis
Rob Roy colt,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-23

Now that the sum mer tourist Is look
ing for some placeso sweat and swelter
Agent Holmes, of the C, NJ and ST. p
rate from Rock Island to the following
places; Albert Lea. Sl0:35, Clear Lake
1895; Iona, 5000; Minneapo'
lis, Sl5 90; Okoboji, S13.1 Spiri
Lake, S13:10; ST. Paul, $1,000 Thes,
tickets will be on sale until October 31st
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-23

Iowa CITY, Iowa, May 81. W. Me
Grath, student of the state university, was
drowned while bathing IN the Iowa river Sat
urlaS night, the body recovered some hours
after He was graduate of the Chicago Medi.
cal college and came here to take an academic
degree His family resides at I.acon, Ills,
VALPARAISO. Ind May 25.-Monroe Haag
10 years old, Of Tyner City, Marshall county
Ind, "A student at the northern Indiana nor
mai school, was drowned in Sager's pond Sat
urlay night while bathing with some com
pauionS This IS the tenth person who has
been drowned at the same place.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-23
DON'T Wear a Celluloid Rustic.

WABASH, Ind Nav ga singular acct
dent is reported from Roam, eight miles
north Of this city A lady passenger bound fol-
Detroit boarded Wabash & Western
passenger train. and by mistake
went into the smoker and sat
down In a moment she jumped up exclaim
ing Il am on fire, and flames were seen en-
veloping her body Several passengers rnshe't
to the rescue and the fire was smothered
though the fair passenger was considerably
injured Investigation showed that her Gel
iuloid hustle had ignited from burning cigal
stump which had been left on the seat
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-23
BAT AND BALL.
saturday .tiame on the Hop Fields

Saturdays Game on the Hop Fields
--Good and bad Playing Notes.
The newly organized Rock Island ball
team played its first game on the Hop
gelds Saturday afternoon, with picked
nine composed mainly of the Illini club.
Much to the disappointment of a great
many who went out 10 witness the game,
only three of the Rock Island nine were
on hand. and Manager Munger was
obliged to select the remainder of his
team from the audience. The club when
completed was composed of Tolliver,
catcher; Rispin. pitcher; Baker, first
base; Griffin, second base, Prentiss, short
stop; Wilson, left field. Doyle, center
field; Blocker, third base, while the Illini
club presented Spaulding short stop;
Sullivan, pitcher; John Gait, third base
Lynde, second base, Lee Gait, catcher;
Weyerhauser, first baseman; Rosenfield,
left field, Blanding, right field, Kinney,
center field.
1t was late when the game was cons
menced, and it ended after five innings
with score of 10 to II ID favor of the
Stars The game demonstrated the fact
that there is material outside of the regu-
lar Rock Island nine that should be in
cluded in its composition. Griffin, Spauld-
ing and Doyle are all good players and
should be substituted for some OF those
who faild to turn up Saturday.
DIAMOND DUST,
The Rock Island park will be opened
one week from today-Memorial day,
with game with the Genesee nine.
There Is talk of securing Frank Ander-
son. now in Omaha, employment in Rock
Island, so that he may pitch for the Rock
Island nine
The Rock Island nine will not be COM
plete without Andy" Griffin. His
familiar face and excellent playing Satur>
day revived old times,
A picked nine defeated the Rock Island
nine yesterday 10 to ID Not very en-
couraglng prospect. Such foolishness as
this cannot be tolerated in an organized
club supported by the public.
j. M. Moneny, of Geneseo, was in the
city Saturday, in conference with Mama
ger Munger of the Rock Island Stars, in
reference to establishing a league of the
towns in this vicinity. No definite un
Outstanding was arrived at.
Before the game on Memorial day
there will be one hundred yard fool
race for a silver cup, donated TO the clut
for this purpose by W. R. johnson
Entrees will be open until p. m, May
%. Applications should be made t,
Manager Munger before that time.